Music

Feyline Entertainment may move New Year’s Eve on the Rocks at Red Rocks to a DU stadium if the weather doesn’t hold up.

RockyGrass, the annual bluegrass festival that has helped turn Colorado into a hotbed of progressive bluegrass acts for nearly five decades, announced its initial 2018 lineup today, Friday.

RIVAL NOVA’s bringing quirky synth-pop from Shreveport to Denver.

Looking for the best concerts in Denver this weekend? These are our picks.

In the late 1970s through to the mid ‘80s, British electro-pop pioneer Gary Numan was at the forefront of synthesized music. Now, he’s coming to Denver with an entirely different sound.

Though she’s only 35, it feels like LeAnn Rimes has been around forever thanks to the fact that she achieved so much at such an early age. Her professional debut album, 1996’s Blue, came out when she was just thirteen years old, when most people are spending their time worrying…

Looking to plan your concert calendar for 2018? These are the most recently announced shows.

Which version of herself did she give Denver?

When Tyler Bates first encountered Marilyn Manson on the set of Californication about five years ago, the meeting with the shock-rock star was awkward, says the film and television composer.

The troubling story of Gasoline Lollipops’ Clay Rose.

A Christmas present from her brother jumpstarted Maddy O’Neal’s music career. Now, she’s one of the electronic music scene’s premier female artists.

Ten years ago Chris Daniels considered retiring his band, Chris Daniels & the Kings, which had been together for 25 years. He told his father, whose response was blunt: “Dude, you’re just getting into the most productive time of your life.”

Lady Gaga was at the Denver Pavilions on Sunday.

Kesha and Macklemore announced a thirty city tour that will hit Denver in summer of 2018.

Lady Gaga’s performing in Denver Tuesday night, and Denver musicians can’t get enough of her.

Our picks for the best concerts in Denver from December 11 to 24.

Westword’s most-read music stories of 2017.

Having formed in New York City in 1988, noise rock trio Unsane is one of those bands that might not have set the world on fire in terms of commercial success, but inspires unwavering devotion from those that have heard them.